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It's coming, don't worry. I may have to spend the upcoming weekend working on it. Just depends on when I can find the time. But yeah, I will be releasing a more detailed howto video as soon as possible (hopefully within the next week).

What are your hw specs? I'm assuming different hw will have different levels of success. I'm running it on an AMD 5700G CPU with a 7900XT GPU. I've got the two "disable" patches (can't remember what they were called exactly) near the top of the patch list enabled along with the one for 720p. I haven't tried the 30fps or 60fps patches yet. I didn't have much luck with it until Shadps4 v0.5.0. That was the game changer for me.

@eldermillennialvideogames my PC specs are Ryzen 5 3600x rtx 2060 super and 16 gb ram. and can you please tell which patches you were using and I'm also using the 5.0 version.

My last comment should have said that I *am* using the 30fps patch. The 60fps patch is probably fine, I just didn't want to do anything that might make it less stable. And it's just the patches that you can download directly in the emulator after right clicking on the game and selecting the "Cheats" menu item. The ones I have enabled at the moment are: - 30 FPS Fix - Disable Chromatic Aberration - Disable Motion Blur - Disable Vsync - Force Enable Old Hunters DLC - Resolution Patch (720p) I created a .desktop file that would launch the emulator from the F1 menu in Batocera to access it for the initial configuration. Here is that file (I just modified one I had for Yuzu): [Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Icon=/userdata/system/switch/extra/icon_yuzu.png Exec=/userdata/shadps4/Shadps4-qt.AppImage Terminal=true Type=Application Categories=Game;batocera.linux; Name=shadps4-config You can change the icon to point to whatever you have on your system and the "Exec" line to point to your AppImage. Oh, almost forgot, don't forget to make ShadPS4 executable: chmod +x /path/to/Shadps4-qt.AppImage So far I've been crash free and with no major problems. I'm almost to the Witches of Hemwick boss fight to give you an indication of how far along I am in the game. Still a long ways to go but the fact that i've gotten that far without any issues is great. I just updated my shadps4 version to the one that just released a little while ago (5559f35) and it's still working fine.

Yes, it should be possible. Since I'm using a .sh file to launch the game, it would make sense if you could add another entry in es_systems.cfg that mimics how Ports is configured. Then you could have, for instance, a "PS4" section in EmulationStation. Haven't tried it myself yet, but seems very doable.

Just confirmed this does work like I said above. I duplicated the section for "Ports" in /etc/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg. I changed only the "fullname, theme, group, and path sections. You probably don't even need to change all of them. I put the .sh script I created to launch the game into the directory I specified in the "<path>" section and voila. I now have a menu entry called ps4 and can launch my game from there.

​​@@eldermillennialvideogames whoa, that is really nice if can see ps4 in part of emulation section gui include the game preview on theme too

Yeah, since making the video I've now added a PS4 section containing launchers for several PS4 games (most of which don't work that well yet). The PS4 section text is just the normal text though as theme modifications really aren't my thing. i'll have to wait until someone more creative than me can take care of that.

Thanks! I'm really excited about this one and will probably spend all my free time now playing Bloodborne (again). Glad I can have it under Batocera.

This method of installing Fightcade probably won't work anymore since batocera.pro has been phased out. I'll have to look at alternative methods at some point (maybe flatpak?)

@ I tried on flatpack but cant seem to run and instaled it on the system folder but dont cant find it

@@jajinxpr Did it make an entry under "Ports" for Fightcade? if it did, but nothing happens when you select it, you need to edit /userdata/saves/flatpak/binaries/app/com.fightcade.Fightcade/current/active/files/bin/fightcade. Add "--no-sandbox" to the end of the last line in that file (without the quotes). i was able to get the flatpak installed and log into it, but i can't seem to get it to launch any games though. i feel like I'm probably being dumb and missing something obvious.

@ I saw it in ports run it but stays stuck on logo screen of fightcade ?

i know, right? sadly i probably spend more time figuring out how to add things to batocera than i do actually playing games these days.

Been a while since I played this so my memory is a little fuzzy. i think you have to learn the scrap hammer (or whatever it's called" ability. Then you can just drop the banana if that is the shell you're wearing and then stab it with the fork. Then once you have it on your fork you can press something (down on the controller maybe) to move it from the fork to your back.

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it!

I've heard that it does, but I dual boot Batocera with ChimeraOS, so I can't really say for sure what the current state of Steam is on Batocera.

@@eldermillennialvideogames it works but streaming games from diff pc from steam is still broken

Can't find any at all. Not even a guide to do it manually 😒

Now that both yuzu and ryujinx are no more along with batocera.pro, I don't really have a solution for this. i mean, not one I can share anyway. If I post how to get it up and running somewhere, Nintendo will just have it taken down like they did my offline switch installer. I also can't afford to be on the wrong end of a lawsuit from them. So the unfortunate answer is yes, you can still get yuzu and ryujinx working in Batocera, but I just can't share how. I'm sure others have it working as well, but are in the same boat as me. The big N can be scary.

Ok

same here - perhaps the updater somehow broke something after ryujinx was shut down? If anybody have an idea how to fix this please tell!

Same here

No, I haven't reuploaded it. Not pissing off the big N was a major factor in that not happening. It sucks, but hopefully you can understand. I might try again whenever their next console releases, but by then I'm hoping someone has a better method of installing these emulators on Batocera. Or maybe by then there'll be another Switch emulator that'll make us all forget about Yuzu. Right now for Switch emulation on Batocera, I think the curl method still works so that'll at least get you Ryujinx.

@@eldermillennialvideogames I have both the final mainline and early access versions of yuzu in .appimage and was hoping to get them installed on batocera.

@@eldermillennialvideogames i tried the curl method and it wont work, could you email me the files you used in this?

It should still work in v40 as long as you have a copy of it (it got removed from the Internet Archive a while back). Are you seeing errors in the output when you try to run it? It's a pretty simple script, so if you take a look at it you should be able to just run the commands from the script manually. It is mostly just copying files into the correct locations.

Both emulators were working in v39 from a previous install, but when I updated to v40, YZ quit working and Riyu only worked for some games (although it had never connected to an controller in any version.) So I had a copy of your installer and ran the script exactly like in your excellent video in v40. It installed perfectly with no errors with everything on my side matching all I see in your video. The YZ app won’t open in the file manger either, either through the link in the applications folder or by executing it from its actual location. So for now, I’ve gone back to my v39 backup where these were working, but of course in v39, psvita doesn’t work correctly and v40 has certain other emulator updates I wanted!

Hmmm. Not really sure. I can confirm that I'm running v40 on my PC and both Yuzu and Ryujinx work. If nothing happens when you try to launch Yuzu then I would suspect some error is probably getting put into some of the logs like es_launch_stdout and es_launch_stderr. If you ran my script after the update to v40 and you already had Switch emulation installed, it's also recommended to first remove the existing emulation and then run the script. I'd probably recommend checking the logs and see if they can point you to a fix. Unfortunately, everybody's systems and configs are different, so I can't guarantee something that will work 100% of the time for everyone. For example, in v39 psvita worked just fine for me...after I fixed the issue with the save location not getting moved correctly.

I know right?! It's hilarious.

You'll get it sooner or later. It's a fun fight either way., so just keep at it.

@@eldermillennialvideogames definitely got him. Now I'm on the sushi boat battle

If you installed the game through the Vita3K menu first, all you should have to do is put the title ID in brackets [ ] as part of the filename for the game that you have in your roms folder. If you left out the title ID from the filename it could explain why it isn't loading correctly. See here for more details: wiki.batocera.org/systems:psvita

No problem. I'm glad you're enjoying it. I use a pretty basic control setup myself. In the libretro core options (accessed in-game by pressing your Hotkey + the south face button), I just go to "Controls" and set them there. I have R3 set to be "touch screen input" so pressing in on the right stick mimics touching the screen. Then I have the right analogue directions set to the "C-Stick Y-, Y+, X-, X+" options. Nothing too fancy, but it works for most of the games I want to play.

​@@eldermillennialvideogames Ok, I'll try that. Just one more thing for Project Mirai: In Citra Emu there's an option to set specific coordinates on the touch pad to buttons of your choice. Is that also in Citra-libretro?

It also explained what the content inside the zip was and what it should look like as well as my process for getting it working without much in the way of documentation. Sorry you thought it was too long/complicated. I make these for fun, it's not my job or anything. Everyone is free to figure this stuff out on their own.

AFAIK Batocera doesn't currently support Namco 357 games, only 2x6 games. I'm not sure if 357 games run on RPCS3 without any modifications or not, haven't really looked into it. I made a video a while back called "How To Get Namco 246/256 Working in Batocera 38". For regular MAME games, if a game doesn't launch you might want to try selecting a different emulator in the EmulationStation options for that particular game. If it's Naomi games, make sure you've put the roms in the right location since I believe those will launch with a Dreamcast emulator and not with MAME. See here for more setup information for Naomi: wiki.batocera.org/systems:naomi. That page will tell you what all the requirements are for getting up and running with Naomi. Or just go here, wiki.batocera.org/systems, and choose the system you're interested in emulating on Batocera. If you're just getting started with Batocera then the wiki is a great resource to help you.

IIRC, you just need the text file. I've got another video somewhere on this channel that shows you how to get it working with Retropie. If you're trying to get Batocera on it, I never got it working in any way that I was satisfied with.

@@eldermillennialvideogames I sent the Raspberry to a technical service because the power pmic was broken and it wouldn't read any SD. When I get it back I'll try it!! Thank you very much

A while back I think I was able to get Suyu working. You can download a Linux appimage for it, so it was easy to just drop in on a system that already had Yuzu. Pretty sure I just renamed it to whatever the Yuzu appimage was called and it just worked. I'm not really a fan of Suyu and never really messed around with Sudachi though. Once both of their githubs were shutdown I kind of lost interest in both of them. I mostly use Ryujinx-Avalonia now with the final version of Yuzu being kind of a back up for any games that don't run as well with Ryujinx. Those two cover my needs pretty well. At the end of the day for me if they don't play a game, I'll just play it on my actual Switch.

I used to grab them just outside of Fort Slacktide. I think there was one near the entrance that's pretty easy to grab, then you just warp back and grab it again. Or grab it once and buy the shell insurance for it (that's probably the quicker method). With the insurance it's just a matter of spawning with the banana and putting it on your fork, then entering one of the snail shells again to have it spawn again on your back.